Sentence examples for translated publications from inspiring English sources

Information Minister Abul Kalam Azad launched Facts For Life, the Bangladesh version of Facts For Life, one of the most widely translated publications in the world, at a simple ceremony.

No language restrictions were applied (non-English language papers were translated), and publications of any type were included.

Often witty and sophisticated in their accounts of society's foibles, they showed up on best-seller lists and were translated for publication abroad.

UNICEF's country offices and National Committees often translate key publications into national and other important languages; please contact your local UNICEF office to check.

"She ran three after-school clubs for Polish children and translated our school publications".

Some of his best-known publications translated into English were A Plan for Tokyo (1960), Katsura: Tradition and Creation in Japanese Architecture (1960), Ise: Prototype of Japanese Architecture (1962), and Architecture and Urban Design (1975).

Chapter I and autocommentary are partially translated in several publications: I.1 10 plus autocommentary is translated into English in Gillon and Hayes (1991); I.1 51 plus autocommentary are translated into English in Mookerjee and Nagasaki (1964).

The problems have mainly been collected and translated from recent publications, but we have also included new and carefully designed problems.

M.F.K. Fisher, a food writer of high ranking in her own right, translated it for publication in English in 1949.

But it took a few more years before this fascination translated into steady publication of his own comics.

Bose's paper was on this topic and Einstein read it carefully, decided that it "signifies an important advance," and translated it for publication in a top German physics journal.